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2024 NCASA Annual Awards Nominations Being Accepted


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NCASA Annual Award Recipients 2023

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NCASA 2023 AWARD WINNERS

The long-standing success of our association rests on the good work of incredibly dedicated volunteers. Annual awards are given to honor and to celebrate our stand-out volunteers for their significant contributions to growth and development of the sport, exemplary leadership, and commitment and service to the game.

Named after notable past NCASA leaders, these awards represent the best of the best in NCASA.
Keep scrolling for descriptions of each award.



Fil Wilkinson
Crampton-Harrison Award


 
Dick Bailey
Dave Williams Award



Colin Ashley
John M Bouda Award - Referee



Maddy Reed
Coach of the Year Award (Women)



Ian Dunne
Coach of the Year Award (Men)
                                                     
                                                                                                                                                                                        
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CRAMPTON-HARRISON AWARD

In Recognition of Notably Significant Contributions to the Growth & Development of Adult Soccer in North Carolina

Woody Harrison was a member of the group of soccer aficionados who formed the North Carolina Senior Soccer Association (later renamed to NC ADULT Soccer Association) in 1973 and served as a state-level officer in a wide variety of roles, including President, between 1973 and 1988. In addition, throughout the entire stretch of years, he continued to play as captain of a Wilson NC adult team and as a leading figure in eastern NC adult soccer. 

Mark Crampton was elected in 1988 to replace Woody as State President and served in that role until 1994. Prior to his election and during his years of presidency, he dedicated many hours with a handful of fellow devotees traveling around the state to build adult soccer. In 1994, Mark transitioned into the position of Executive Vice President, serving in that role until 2001, when he retired from NCASA. 

In honor of Woody and Mark’s legacy and leadership qualities, NCASA awards the Crampton-Harrison Award each year to an individual who has helped build and grow adult soccer in North Carolina.


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DAVE WILLIAMS AWARD

In Recognition of Contributions to the Well-being of Soccer in North Carolina in Always Going Beyond the Call of Duty by showing a
True Love for the Game of Soccer

DAVE WILLIAMS served for several years as the North Carolina USSF Director of Referee Assessment. During his years of service, he had a direct impact on the quality and strength of officiating of adult soccer, not only in the Charlotte area, where he was based, but also throughout the state. Both as an on-field referee and an administrator, he was respected by players and fellow officials. 

Beyond his work with referees, Dave was driven by his passion for soccer and his willingness to always go beyond what was required, including through his service on the NCASA Board and many other volunteer contributions. His many contributions to the game of soccer have been recognized by induction into the NC Soccer Hall of Fame (http://ncsoccerhalloffame.com/dave-williams/). 

In recognition of his personal qualities and of his contributions to adult soccer, NCASA selects an individual to receive the Dave Williams Award each year who embodies Dave’s love of soccer and willingness to go beyond the call of duty to support both the good of the game and those who participate in it. 

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JOHN M. BOUDA AWARD

In Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to the Adult Soccer Program in North Carolina

JOHN M. BOUDA devoted 20 years to service as the North Carolina State Referee Administrator. http://ncsoccerhalloffame.com/john-bouda/). The John M. Bouda Award was established by NCASA in recognition of and appreciation for his long service. 

In recognition and appreciation of John M. Bouda’s distinguished service, NCASA provides this award to a referee who has contributed significantly to the betterment of adult soccer in North Carolina during the past year.

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COACH OF THE YEAR - WOMEN

For Exemplary Leadership, Commitment and Service to the Game on Behalf of Her Team


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COACH OF THE YEAR - MEN

For Exemplary Leadership, Commitment and Service to the Game on Behalf of His Team


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RECREATION AND PARKS AWARD


In Recognition of Significant Contributions towards the Advancement of Adult Soccer as well as Cooperative Efforts and Member Leagues 


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NCASA MEDIA AWARD

In Recognition of Significant Public Promotion and Support of Adult Soccer in North Carolina through the Media


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Phone: 336-856-0702
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 136 Manley Ave.
Greensboro, North Carolina 27407

Phone: 336-856-0702
Email: [email protected]
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